Alice in Wonderland

Although I also knocked on the cps of Alice and White Rabbit (it's really heartbreaking, sorry) But I really like this twist and turn plot, and the plot can stand up to scrutiny. The summary is that I will never be cumbersome in this kind of novel again. But I really think the plot of Alice and the White Rabbit's quarrel is easier than many romance novels ()

Oh my god. . The ending is constantly reversing and has a sense of humor and absurd comedy. It really feels like Agatha + Lewis, the original author. What impressed me most was the psychological suggestion used in the conversation between mother and Cook. The use of "" made us naturally think that mother was asleep, plus many, many foreshadowings that echoed back and forth. It was amazing. . You can't skip this book. There are many details, so you have to read it carefully. Only then will you feel enlightened and happy at the end.

Demining: First person, don't blame CP (the heroine is only 10 years old) The plot reversal and puzzle setting are relatively excellent, although I don't understand it very well. I just watched the previous plot for fun, because I don't understand it very well, but I just feel that the author is very powerful. I like the first plot, very clever plot setting, and the last plot. Although I can't understand it, I was shocked when the mystery was revealed, and the twist was reasonable. The love between mother and father is still very interesting. The subsequent plot is more relaxed and weird, and the characters are more three-dimensional and full.

The story is really an unexpected surprise. I thought it was just an ordinary mystery novel, but the characters and twists turned out to be so touching. And the dark stories with fairy tale content are also very appealing to me.

I stayed up for a few hours to finish reading it. It's very beautiful, with a lot of twists and turns, and there's even a twist at the last moment. There is an extra word in this book. It is full of foreshadowing [face covering] and it is very brain-burning. Every level is beautiful, has a tight structure, and contains its own truth [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart] It's relatively short. It's recommended to read it in one go. It has great staying power [love] [love] [love] You can't judge it based on your three views or morals, and don't read the commentary, it's all spoilers [face covering] If you don't read it, you'll have a deeper and more immersive experience.

Still watching it, loving it, and having many reversals. There is nothing wrong with the reasons why the White Rabbit was able to enter Alice's house. The only thing that particularly surprised me may be that the cp fantasy of the White Rabbit and Alice, who were struggling in the early stage, was cut into pieces by the author himself. The author is bold.

What a big twist at the end! This is the charm of mystery and suspense novels! It's beautiful and I highly recommend it. I'll buy the physical book again if I have the chance! This book can be said to be that Alice's family are all evil people. It's very exciting and really left me with endless aftertaste!

It's really good to read. It subverted my previous understanding of first-person novels. My brain was going to explode. There were a lot of foreshadowings. The last chapter really turned things around and turned them around again. My brain almost couldn't keep up. I feel like Alice's parents are a bit annoying [adoration][adoration][ Eat melon][ Eat melon] I like the third question very much. He can figure it out by his own ability, which is very brain-burning. Questions 1, 2, and 4 may just be for foreshadowing. I feel that the plot is not very good and not too brain-burning. It is mainly for foreshadowing and promoting the development of the storyline. I don't feel involved in it, but overall he is still pretty good-looking. You must watch [Love] [Love] [Love] At the beginning, I was still kissing Alice and the White Rabbit. Watching them bicker, I felt like they were enemies. The venomous and arrogant White Rabbit* is a clever and "cute" girl. I was really crazy about it at that time. As a result, I [cry] [cry] [cry] and finally found out that my parents are also very good at kissing [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] Is the "truth" you learned at the beginning necessarily the truth? [Eat melon][eat melon] Can you really trust "me"? [Laughing][laughing] These are the two questions I thought about after reading this book. It's so beautiful [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

It is recommended that you do not open a book review when reading this book. Well, you can open it when you read it for the second time, because it is really good! ! Hey, I just started a book review, and I was spoiled by spoilers... It's so beautiful! ! ! ! Really my words are beyond words! ! ! I really like the simplicity of this writing style! ! ! The character setting is also very interesting! ! ! Gee, I feel like this is what it's really like! The plot is also so interesting and unexpected! ! ! ! ! A look that breaks through the shackles of reality! Ha ha ha ha! Did anyone say destroying the three views? ? I think if this situation destroys your three views, it proves that your three views are all constraints imposed by society. Would it be better to destroy them? ? Because only in this way can we understand the world more clearly! ! ! ! It's so beautiful. Woooooooooooooo! ! ! It's really full of hope to read such a beautiful novel! ! ! ! The White Rabbit and Alice are really close to each other... Their characters are a bit like a pair of CPs that I really like! However... There is still no obvious love line between the two of them. . Is it a mystery novel after all? Maybe if you analyze it carefully, you can analyze the bright line of their love, and fabricate their love hidden in the text... Hahaha. After all, it feels like reasoning is made out of nothing... Maybe I haven't understood the essence of reasoning yet...

This reversal came so suddenly. But it's very reasonable. To be honest, I really like the character of White Rabbit (Curry). I don't think he can actually be considered a villain. I can understand his mood. Although it's from a first-person perspective, I'm not that disgusted (not comfortable with it) Don't watch if you are talking about Alice and the White Rabbit❗❗❗ Thank you. After a few days, I had a dream. The more I thought about it, the more I felt that Kudoleik shouldn't have ended like this. Everything he does is out of revenge for Alice's father, so I don't think he has any other feelings towards the enemy's daughter. Secondly, he is gentle and gentle when facing the enemy's daughter, but still restrains his hatred and politely introduces himself. In Wonderland, the white rabbit character he plays is powerful and makes people feel safe. His calm appearance is fueled by hatred. In my eyes, his help to Alice is more like the advancement of the plan, but until the end he miscalculated, or rather he underestimated. Especially in the last two questions, his excessive "enthusiasm" for Alice is more like a leak of emotion that the revenge plan is about to succeed, like a secret joy. In the past, the one who was more indifferent to Alice was hot and cold, which was his emotion towards Alice. Here's what I want to say I really hate Alice's parents. They are simply sick. Who asked his father? You should know the truth. Can you take a look at the situation? Isn't Kudoleik's life a destiny? He died so quietly. Damn, who is the villain... [Cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

The perverse and venomous Aliceⅴs, the sinister and arrogant white rabbit It took me to successfully experience the pleasure of having my brain exploded! ! !

The five short stories are all great, especially the final chapter, which shocked me for ten thousand years. There are details and foreshadowing everywhere in the front, and at the end they explode like fireworks, and all the questions are answered. At first I thought my mother was a woman with traditional values, but I didn't expect that her so-called "stable" job would be so explosive hahaha~ I like Alice very much. She has the mental activities of a normal child, being proud of her outstanding performance and making some slightly childish complaints. At the same time, she also has excellent intelligence and agility. Anyway, she is much smarter than me. And what my father said at the end was that it was really cool to be both a detective and a killer!

It's so beautiful! ! ! The ending of the story twists and turns again and again. The character design of Alice also made me happy. In the plot, although Alice is only 10 years old, she already has the talent to be a detective and killer. The interaction between her and the rabbit still makes me want to laugh a little. The ending also made me very satisfied. The Black Sesame reunion of all the villains has a sense of absurdity and satisfaction, and one can't help but imagine how thrilling the future of little Alice will be! It's sure to be full of puzzles and excitement!

A slightly dull beginning, a fantasy and suspense experience, an infinitely reversal ending, the logic is smooth, and the foreshadowing is very reasonable. It's good to watch! What I like most about the author is that he did not make the protagonist the real murderer, because when I read Keigo Higashino's novel before, I saw that he mentioned that letting the person from the main perspective become the final murderer is criticized in detective novels, because in this way the reader will never be able to discover the real murderer, which is cheating. The plot of this book is relatively complete, but there are still some minor problems that have not been resolved. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws! Like the design of Alice's parents (novel only)

There are a lot of twists and turns, all the members are villains, it may contain some English knowledge that I can't understand, but I personally feel it is still very good.

It feels really powerful, and if the ending really is the heroine killing her mother, it might just be a bit shocking. But in the ending, the mother is at a higher level. When both the reader and the heroine feel that the truth is superficial, and when they mistakenly believe that they killed their mother and are mentally burdened, they have to pay attention to many unusual details to further derive the real result. I feel that the psychological quality of the heroine is really good. Whether she is doing whatever it takes to achieve her goal, or when she finds that framing someone else is unreasonable, she immediately reacts and changes to another plan. The whole process is very calm. And he can really ruthlessly kill NPCs with motherly faces and temperaments. I feel like the heroine is so powerful. ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑ However, the writing style feels a bit strange. It may be a translation problem or not used to the language style of Japanese works. There is an indescribable and weird feeling when reading it. All in all, I really like this book, it's great and feels great. But it would be nice if the details could be explained. For example, the article says this is a multiplayer game, so is the March Hare the White Rabbit's college friend? Who is a real person? Does the March Hare know about the White Rabbit's plan? It would be better if these could be expanded.

OMG, I finally found a novel that I like. It has no CP, is a little scary, and is a brain-burning crime-solving type. This is a novel that I completely fell in love with in the last chapter. The twist in this article really shocked me to death [laughs] Good-looking, highly recommended [send heart]

How to say it? I finished watching it, but when I first started watching it, I was really reading the CP of Alice and the White Rabbit. In the end, I found out that they were not a couple. Who knew! ! !

(May contain spoilers, please don't click) After waiting for a long time, I finally got the chance to take a look. Overall, it is a very interesting mystery novel, and it also contains some subtle ironies. Your taste is actually more towards children's books? Alice is just a ten-year-old girl. She is naive and impulsive. She takes everything for granted, so she looks a little awkward. I really don't like to get answers through unwritten clues when reading mystery novels. At least it can be that neither the reader nor the protagonist knows, but it cannot be that the reader is kept in the dark. But the protagonist knows everything clearly and even plans a crime and narrates it in the first person. Compared with the twists and turns that everyone praises, it feels more like deception to me... Just my personal opinion. However, the logic and foreshadowing before and after make up for this very well, so overall, I still give it four stars [OK]

It's very interesting. The twist at the end shocked me. I read the comments and they all said that the mother is a killer. I didn't understand it yet. When I saw the ending, I was really shocked. There were so many foreshadowings. But what I want to know most is what embarrassing thing the March Hare said about the White Rabbit?

It's not a long but exciting story. I read many details several times and still didn't understand the logic. Haha, I'm pretty lousy at logic, but not being able to figure out the logic doesn't affect my reading comprehension. And at the end, you can find a lot of foreshadowing as long as you're careful. The twist in the final ending is very good, much better than what I imagined. I originally thought it would be dark and chaotic, but this ending seems to be a satisfactory one...

The story is exciting and compact, with strong logical reasoning, rich characters, and outstanding personality traits. It is a masterpiece of beautiful writing! At the same time, the author is Japanese and his thoughts are perverted enough (no discrimination against any ethnic group)

A hearty reasoning, each character has his own characteristics and is very distinctive. This book is written in one breath from beginning to end. The logic is clear and smooth, and the reasoning process is also concise and easy to understand. If you read the novel in one sitting, there will be nothing you cannot understand. It's true that it's reversal and reversal [powing] I didn't guess the right answer [almost crying] Off-topic: I like to read the comments before reading the novel, and there was a very strange comment that caught my attention - Mrs. Cheshire Cat killed Mr. White Rabbit [Note] After reading the entire book, I didn't understand the meaning until the final chapter. It is also a very interesting comment that attracted me to read the entire book. It felt strange but it was indeed interesting. Finally, this book is really interesting, short and worth reading [note][learned][top post]

It's really unexpected, with a very exciting ending, and the story is also more provocative, starting from the shallower to the deeper. The familiar story is mixed with some unfamiliar elements. It's the kind of feeling that makes you fascinated step by step. It's a very interesting mystery novel, recommended!

It feels like watching a suspense Japanese manga, and it's not too long. However, I personally don't recommend it to children who haven't established their values ​​​​as it can easily become confusing. (I'm not reporting you as a nasty person, I'm a relatively open and tolerant person. I'm just a kid who watched Japanese comics and was shocked by the anti-social speeches and revenge of some of the villains in them – people who felt it was straight to the heart and felt justified [face covering]) For example, this sentence in the article: "In the face of absolute violence, all truth is powerless." Different people and the same people will have different perceptions when they read it at different times. What I feel about it after reading the entire novel now is that when detectives and courts were useless, Alice became a killer like her mother, that is, fighting violence with violence. (Of course, in the original text, Alice killed the Queen of Hearts because of the game) Each short story is wonderfully written, and the cases and puzzles are also illustrated with illustrations, which are convenient and intuitive and can be solved together. But I'm still not used to the sudden "dark" speech in Japanese comics, hahaha. For those of you who have a weak heart but want to watch it, it's HE!

The writing is so strong, hahaha, the common points are "obvious" [laughing evilly], I feel that the detective father and the killer mother have some dark humor [laughing and crying]

I have finished reading it, and the overall impression is good. The twist at the end is very imaginative (there are 2 levels in total. I personally like the first level. I feel that the ending is already very good at this time. The second level is not so amazing when it comes out, which is a bit regretful). The story is relatively complete. Everything in the early stage looks like foreshadowing. In fact, there is not as much as the reader can imagine, so you can lower your expectations appropriately. Except for the twist, it is also a simple logical reasoning story. The puzzles are interesting, the answers are self-explanatory, and sometimes unexpected (maybe I don't read small puzzles like this very often). All in all, it is a good book. However, if I heard that the ending is a dark twist, it can be said to be false advertising. I can't say it's completely false propaganda. I personally think it's a little bit.

Nice! The reversal is the biggest attraction! When you first read it, you will feel that the writing style is average and the sentences are relatively bland. The first case is a bit like a primary school math Olympiad problem. The later case has an amazing reversal, and there are reversals within the reversals. It was reversed four times in places I didn't expect! Very amazing numbers! I also like the interaction between the White Rabbit, Alice, and the March Hare. Alice will probably be mixed up in black and white, after all, her talent combines both hahahaha... Read it in two hours

It's a bit amazing [Adoration] [Adoration] With fairy tales as its bones and reasoning as its soul, those fantasy elements rooted in childhood memories are no longer symbols of healing, but have become the fog that covers sin and the cornerstone of conspiracy. When the sugar-coating of fairy tales is peeled off layer by layer, what is revealed is the darkness in the depths of human nature and the edge of logical games. "The background of fairy tales hides the undercurrent of the adult world"

There is a foreshadowing in the first question that appears in the fifth question. It is quite brain-burning, and the reversal is really unexpected. If you hate spoilers and criticism, please don't read the comments (some people criticize the 30-year-old White Rabbit and the 10-year-old Alice)